James Andersen python stuff

3.py

__author__ = 'Cam Hovell'

var = True

while var:
	my_input = input('Enter a letter: ')
	my_input = my_input.lower() # make input lowercase so easier to make logic for it
	if my_input[0] == 'n' or my_input[0] == 'y': # get first letter of input, so y, yes, yeah, nah, nope all work
		print('You entered {}'.format(my_input)) # prints formatted, with my_input var as a paramter
		var = False # set var to false so we stop looping
	else:
		print('Try again') #any other input, loop again
		input()

4.py

__author__ = 'Cam Hovell' # use a header to attribute the author of the code

from random import randint # import just randint method from random class

my_num = randint(1,10) # get random integer between 1 and 10 and assign it to my_num variable
notGuessed = True # set loop variable to True
count = 0 # initalize counter to see how many attempts it took

while notGuessed: #while True, the number hasn't been guessed

    count +=1 # increment guess counter by 1 each time the loop is iterated

    try: #use a try/except block to catch a ValueError, for example the user may enter a value that's not an integer, and when Python tries to cast it to an integer, it will break
        
      guess = int(input('Enter a number between 1 and 10: ')) #get user input as an integer and store it in a variable called guess
  
      if guess == my_num: #check strict equality between guess and random number
          print('{} is correct! It took you {} attempts'.format(my_num, count)) # when number is guessed, print message displaying what number was and how many attempts it took
          break # Answer was guessed, we can exit out of the loop using break
      else:
          print('Nope, try again') # If num is wrong try again
    except ValueError: #if a ValueError is returned, tell the user the input was invalid, loop back to try again
        print('Invalid value entered. Try again')